Jay gravi-bouyant balls

ABSTRACT

This is an energy or electricity generation process or system that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy comprised of a design using gas or air, liquid or water and solids in high, rectangular and sealed chambers where specially designed mainly solid, spherical, buoyant bodies, objects or devices circulate up and down using the full potential of gravity to drop down, activate a mechanism to initiate an alternator in one chamber and then employ the process and power of buoyancy in water in another chamber to lift back up to it&#39;s original point at the top to start all over again circulating continuously wherefore supplying energy continuously.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to provisional application No. 61194979filed on date Oct. 2, 2008

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Solids, liquids and gases have been used separately or in conjunctionwith each other in many types of moving systems in order to generaterotational mechanical energy. The three states of matter, solids,liquids and gasses provide the flexibility of their natural compositionfor efficient conversion to mechanical energy. The pumping or movementof gases and liquids have been used for the triggering or actuating ofsolids like a piston, lever, bar or switch etc. especially since it ismuch easier to move, operate or maneuver thru winding, obstructed anddifficult to reach and control paths using flexible matter such as airand water rather than solids. They have been used together for movementdepending on the situation, purpose and time. Conventional methods forenergy or electricity generation using liquids require a water source tobe located at a high altitude to provide a steep vertical fall such as awaterfall that is fed by a river or stream to be functional which willalso necessitate the rerouting of rivers and the redesigning of theenvironment and terrain. Energy created by the use of coal, oil, naturalgas, wood or other natural resources in furnaces will not onlyeventually run out as we are witnessing but will produce harmful gasesas an end product which will be an endless abuse of the environment andthe earth's surface. Solar panels, wind mills and other similar systemsused that take advantage of the environment's natural forces areunreliable and inconsistent forms of energy that seem efficient and costeffective only when current methods such as oil become more and moreexpensive to operate if we do not consider the fact that theseunattractive contraptions will have to cover the earth to provide enoughenergy for all our needs. There is a serious need for a clean, safe,efficient and let me add attractive system which can be sheltered orsecluded underground or above that will not deplete the earth of it'snatural ingredients and pollute the environment with toxic concentratedrecycled chemical elements.

The three natural states of matter, gas, liquid and solid all havingtheir specific composition, position, function and purpose in space canbe used in conjunction with each other to create energy. Their specialarrangement in space used in a totally different manner and applicationcompared to traditional designs has resulted in the creation of thisinvention where specifically buoyant, durable mainly solid and sphericalbodies or objects of a certain weight, volume and density drop downthrough a high rectangular chamber enhanced by the pull of gravityapplying it's mass to inflict a force upon a lever, bar or handle typemechanism or device driving it to rotate producing electricity from anattached alternator (generator) and continuing on to drop into a waterfilled transfer chamber, a 2nd chamber at the bottom separated by twodoors, one on each end where the entering buoyant bodies float upthrough the water guided by a deflector and move on through the seconddoor into an attached water filled 3rd chamber continuing on to floatback up to it's starting position where it was originally released.After the falling spherical buoyant objects are released from the leversor handles they are driving, they drop from a pre-designed height thatwould cause them to enter the bottom water filled 2nd chamber ortransfer chamber and drop low enough to deflect off a diverter panel andrise towards the attached 3rd chamber by their buoyancy and by anotherupwardly sloping deflection panel. In the 2nd chamber, as one doorcloses behind them and another door opens in front, the objects orbodies passes through the second opening into chamber 3 taking advantageof the composition of the liquid to defy gravity and floating up throughthe liquid or water to the top driving another set of rotating levers ifefficiently feasible back to it's original position in the 1st chamberwhere it will start the process all over again continually circulatingup and down.

The transfer chamber in the bottom, the 2nd chamber, have doors thatopen in sequence allowing the passage of the buoyant bodies and objectsbut also closing after their passing to prevent the seepage or movementof water and pressure between the two water filled chambers 1 and 2 tomaintain the necessary constant high water levels in order for thebodies or objects to circulate, dropping down into the water filledchambers on one side and floating back up on the other side andcontinuing around again.

In addition, once the liquid is at the desired level at the top, if thebuoyant bodies are not able to continue to jump high enough onto theplatform of chamber 3 from the drag of water, a punch on the side of thechamber is used to push them onto the platform or a standby system isavailable where a standby door at the end of chamber 3 on top will closefilling the chamber with water, floating the buoyant bodies to the topand then releasing the water to drain into a water storage chamber belowto cause the bodies to descend back onto the platform and roll down intochamber 1 and off the edge down the high chamber. Other standby systemsare also available if there is a malfunction in the opening and closingof the two doors in the transfer chamber at the bottom in chamber 2 orif it is determined to be inefficient. There is two standby doors on thetop between chambers 3 and 1 to create a vacuum that will be sufficientto hold the water at the same level (which will also reduce the amountof energy required to open and close the doors in the transfer chamber)on top and below or the two standby doors can be used to trigger theinjection of compressed air into chamber 1 to again maintain the highwater level in chamber 3 creating another transfer chamber for thepassage of the spherical bodies where both systems will be available toallow the passage of spherical bodies and objects from one chamber toanother without effecting water levels, all adding to the efficientfunctioning of the process and invention.

To continue the process without disruptions of electricity production,another exact setup, chambers and mechanism is attached side by sidewhere when spherical bodies are rolling slowly on top dropping down tothe 2nd chamber, the transfer chamber on the bottom on one side, morebuoyant bodies in an attached setup are floating to the top and fillingthe chambers on top on the other side. Both sides have rotatingmechanisms that generate electricity on each end as their commonconnection.

Using gravity's potential to the fullest, the following ingredients orvariables can be adjusted to determine the dimensions needed in themechanism in order to attain the specific watts or power desired:

The mass or weight, volume and density of the mainly solid, sphericalbodies and objects to drive the rotating mechanism that create themechanical energy for electricity production and that determine the sizeof the chambers and devices in the invention as they maneuver andcirculate between it's sections.

The height at which the bodies and objects are dropped and the frequencyof the drops.

Finally, the strength and proper functioning of the doors in one chambercontrolling and maintaining the height and amount of water in theattached chamber.

The dynamics discovered in this patent is the use of these three simplestates of matter, air or gas, water or liquid and solids to create aphenomenon where in one chamber, buoyant, spherical bodies or objectswill use the gravitational force to drop and accelerate impacting alever mechanism to generate electricity and in another attached chamberto defy that same gravitational force long enough for these buoyantbodies and objects to float and reach the original starting height toonce again use gravity to it's fullest potential completing the motionor loop to start all over again.

This gravitational force not only has existed since the beginning oftime but it is always available everywhere, all the time withoutsearching, discovering, mining and redesigning the earth or theenvironment. It is the force that keeps everything together and in tact.We know it's power, what it's capable of and that it is always there,everywhere, all the time. Mass or weight has a huge amount of energybehind it when it is coupled with the pull, speed and acceleration ofgravity where it then can be the supply for an endless amount of energy.

This invention will bring science closer to a Perpetual motion machinethat produces electricity.

This is what has been disclosed in this document.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The purpose of the invention is to provide a clean, green and simplesystem that will generate electricity anytime and anywhere without theconstraints of geography, the limitations of climate and the time of dayusing as few ingredients as possible applying only the general nature ofthe three states of matter: gas, liquid, solid and the one force thatbinds them all-gravity.

In this system, Buoyant Bodies or Objects of any size drop down to thebottom of Chamber “1” driving a rotating mechanism attached to aalternator to generate electricity into Chamber “2” through a door,Deflect over by Diverters and float up to enter through another doorinto Chamber “3” and float upward continuously one after another drivinganother set of rotating levers with little energy wasted for their liftthereby producing constant energy or electricity from their continuousdrops in Chamber “1” and continuous lifts in Chamber 3 no matter whatsize or at what height, anywhere, anytime merely by the adjustment oftheir weight, volume and height level, the three variables that willdetermine energy production.

What is significant in this system is that the lift needed for an objectof any weight and size to reach any height level and then drop from thatheight to produce the desired amount of electricity requires no energy.Since gravity is always available and requires no energy to produce,lift will also. Lift, which is the energy required to propel a weight toa specific height for a desired drop that will result in the desiredpower output may seem inefficient using a solid instead of more flexiblestates as gas and liquid but if that required lift force and if possiblythe reduction in efficiency is free without any effort or waste ofenergy and with virtually no change on the environment, it has nosignificance. Once lift is available without any effort for free thruthis system, all that is necessary for any required amount of energy orelectricity production is to merely adjust the amount of weight andheight.

A downward fall and speed of a mass or weight can last as long as theforce of gravity permits minus the friction of the generator shaftdepending on the height of the fall or drop. Therefore in determiningpower, the weight, the height and the coasting or float in thegeneration of electricity has to be taken into consideration whendetermining the frequency of drops minus the power needed to operate thedoors and their sensors in the Transfer Chamber (chamber 2) and chamber1 if necessary, the inlet valve for more water and air if necessary andthe punch in Chamber “3” if necessary.

This invention or system can be implemented from now on for energy orelectricity production without any further need for environmentalalterations or chemical interactions finally promoting a safe and greenenvironment.

These devices can be installed by simply excavating in any field, yard,underneath a building foundation, in any home owners basement or yard orin any commercial building low or high, incorporated in the structure'scenter similar to an elevator shaft or underneath below ground level. Itcan also be installed or constructed on the ground similar to a buildingif so desired. Power plants can be constructed anywhere withoutdisrupting the terrain with unattractive buildings and machinerypolluting the environment with coal or any other material used in firingfurnaces and rotating turbines or worse disrupting and rerouting ourrivers for dams or still yet unreliable windmills and solar panels andother contraptions covering the earth.

Plants can be established in any location neatly secluded underground ordisguised as a simple residential building above ground. The poweroutput for power plants can be determined by increasing the size andweight of the circulating bodies or objects, increasing their height offall, attaching them together or by creating a long cylinder that wouldachieve the same results depending on the output desired.

If a lake or pond could be sealed off or only it's edges where all alongit's shoreline this device was installed and connected to maintain thewater level without allowing it to decrease in height in an attachedchamber, a fully functioning and circulating energy production unit canbe created.

If the earth had a hole excavated from one side to the other thru it'scenter with this system attached, the bodies would drop back and forthfrom one side to the other rotating a mechanism such as a revolvingchain forever by the earth's gravitational pull producing an endlesssupply of energy and electricity.

Descriptive Examples

Size

An applicable size for the above example is a 4′-0″ wide×8′-0″long×60′-0″ high machine dependant on size and weight of the buoyant,spherical objects or balls which may be many. Plants can be establishedin any location that has the space ranging from 300′-0″ in length andheight, and 30′-0″-50′-0″ in width neatly hidden underground ordisguised as a simple residential building above ground.

Power Plants-can be created by increasing the size and weight of theobjects (balls) attaching them together or creating a long cylinder thatwould achieve the same results. Cylindrical or attached spherical bodiesthat will be used in large plants will vary in weight from 100,000 lbson up. Bear in mind that the large windmills which is becoming a part ofthe electrical grid constructed in open vacant land have a bulk or massof approximately 32 tons or 72,000 pounds to 100 tons or 200,000 poundsor more.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1—Side elevation of the invention

FIG. 2—Side elevation with doors in chamber 1 at the top closed andchamber 3 filled with water.

FIG. 3—Isometric view of the invention.

FIG. 4—Applied to residential and commercial buildings.

FIG. 5—Power plant design

FIG. 6—Lakeside application for power plant

FIG. 7—Earth Hole

LEGEND SYMBOL DESCRIPTION  {circle around (1)} CHAMBER 1  {circle around(2)} CHAMBER 2  {circle around (3)} CHAMBER 3  {circle around (4)} INCASE OF MALFUNCTION OF DOORS IN CHAMBER 2, DOORS IN CHAMBER 1 (WITHSENSORS) ON BOTH SIDES A AND B IS FILLED WITH WATER AND THEN DRAINEDBELOW TO TOP POINT WHERE BALLS CAN ROLL BACK INTO CHAMBER 1A AND 1B TOSTART OVER AGAIN. A PUNCH ON SIDE CAN ALSO PUSH BALLS.  {circle around(5)} USING TWO TUBES A AND B. BALLS SWITCH TUBES DEPENDING ON WHICH TUBEBOTTOM IS EMPTY AND WHICH IS FULL. EMPTY CHAMBER. RELEASES BALLS ATBOTTOM UPWARD AS FULL CHAMBER ON TOP RELEASES BALLS FOR DROP DOWNWARD. {circle around (6)} BREAK IN HEIGHT NOTE: ENOUGH HEIGHT FOR MAXIMUMGRAVITY TO LOAD AND CAUSE SHELVES TO TURN BASED ON RPM.  {circle around(7)} ATTACHED TO SIDE OF CHAMBER  {circle around (8)} REINF. BARS FORREVOLVING SHELVES ATTACHED TO CHAIN ROLLING ON INDENTED BALLBEARINGLINED TRACKS ATTACHED TO GENERATOR  {circle around (9)} INLET (AIRCOMPRESSION) USED TOGETHER WITH DOORS IN CHAMBER 1 TO SEAL OFF ANDCREATE AN INCOMPRESSILE CHAMBER 1 IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN HIGH WATER LEVELIN CHAMBER 2 AND 3. (SEE #4) {circle around (10)} ATTACHED TO SIDE OFCHAMBER {circle around (11)} BREAK IN HEIGHT NOTE: ENOUGH HEIGHT FORBALLS TO DROP LOW IN WATER ENOUGH TO DIVERT INTO CHAMBER 2 AND THEN TOCHAMBER 3 THROUGH DOOR {circle around (12)} DOOR “Y” AND “Y1” OPENS WHENBALLS FALL DEPENDING ON WHICH CHAMBER IS EMPTY 2A OR 2B. DOORS HAVESENSORS. {circle around (13)} WATER DRAIN INLET {circle around (14)}DOORS X1 AND X2 W/SENSOR (OPENS OUT ON INSIDE) OPENS WHEN CHAMBERS 2AAND 2B IS FULL TO RELEASE BALLS TO FLOAT UPWARD TO TOP IN CHAMBER 3.{circle around (14)} DOORS X1 AND X2 W/SENSOR (OPENS OUT ON INSIDE)OPENS WHEN CHAMBERS 2A AND 2B IS FULL TO RELEASE BALLS TO FLOAT UPWARDTO TOP IN CHAMBER 3. {circle around (15)} WATER SUPPLY {circle around(16)} GEARBOX {circle around (17)} GENERATOR OR ALTERNATOR. {circlearound (18)} TUBES FOR BALLS TO FLOAT UPWARD {circle around (19)}REVOLVING LEVERS CONNECTED TO GENERATOR SAME AS {circle around (5)}{circle around (20)} SUPPLY WATER TO HOUSE {circle around (21)} PUMP ANDWATER STORAGE {circle around (22)} TENSION STOPS TIMED TO RELEASE DROPOF BALLS {circle around (23)} DIVERTER (SAME AS IN CHAMBER 2) {circlearound (24)} WATER SUPPLY NOTE: BALLS ARE TIMED TO DROP AND FLOAT UPWARDCIRCULATING AND GENERATING ELECTRICITY WITHOUT DISRUPTION CONSISTENTLYBY TWO CHAMBERS AT BOTTOM AND TOP WITH VERTICAL TUBES IN FRONT AND BACKCONNECTING THEM.

1- A circulation system for generating electricity where circulatingbuoyant, spherical body's or objects using the power or pull of gravitydrop down one chamber to convert rotating mechanical energy intoelectrical energy and float back up another chamber to it's startingposition to start the process all over again. This system is comprisedof mainly sealed chambers of liquid and air where mostly solid, buoyant,spherical, durable bodies and objects composed of materials thatmaintain it's mixture, structure and chemical composition of anyparticular size are released from a an air filled chamber 1(and waterfilled if and when necessary) from a high altitude where both size,weight and height are determined according to the power wattage needed.The falling bodies are released from a predetermined height and have apredetermined mass, weight and volume that will activate a mechanism ontheir way down a tube or chamber to initiate a alternator which in turnwill produce the desired amount of electricity and power wattage. Thebodies will continue to fall to the bottom of the chamber on through anopen door into a transfer chamber 2 full of a liquid or water where thespherical buoyant objects drop low enough to deflect off a diverterpanel and rise towards an attached chamber by it's buoyancy guided byanother upwardly sloping deflection panel. As the first door closesbehind it, another door opens in front where the object passes throughthe opening into a chamber 3 also full of liquid taking advantage of thecomposition of the liquid to defy gravity and float up through theliquid or water in the third chamber again driving a rotating mechanismattached to an alternator that produces electricity back to the toplanding onto the platform and rolling back to it's original position inthe first transfer chamber to start the process all over againcontinually circulating up and down. Chamber 2, the transfer chamber inthe bottom have doors that open and close in sequence to allow thepassage of the buoyant bodies or objects between the two water filledchambers 2 and 3 but also to prevent the seepage or passage of water andpressure between the two chambers maintaining the needed constant highwater level in chamber 3 in order for the bodies or objects tocirculate, dropping down and then floating back up and around again. Analternative or back-up system is also employed that may eventually actas the main system of operation if it is determined to be moreefficient. That system is the inclusion of another transfer chamberlocated at the top, a part of chamber 1 where air and water sealed doorsat each end of the chamber will not only create a vacuum to maintain thehigh water level up to the top of chamber 3 but also allow the passageof rolling objects into the gear and chain portion of chamber
 1. Byopening one side to allow the objects in, then closing and opening theother side to let the objects out, these sealed doors use the vacuumcreated to maintain the high water level in chamber 3 while permittingthe circulation of buoyant objects while rotating a gear and chainassembly in the process. In this system, in order to make the vacuumwork and maintain the high water level without having the need for adoor at the beginning of chamber 2, it is critical that water in chamber3 extend all the way from the top down to the bottom of that chamber andchamber 2 to create a bend preferably filling it up to the top ofchamber 2 to hold and act as a stop to prevent the water from sinkingand flowing out. To continue the process without disruptions ofelectricity generation, another exact setup including chambers and doorsand mechanisms is attached side by side where when on side A thespherical bodies and objects are rolling down slowly on top in chamber 1and then drop to chamber 2, the transfer chamber on the bottom, on sideB the attached setup, spherical bodies or objects in chamber 2 are beingreleased to float to the top and filling the top chambers 3 and
 1. Bothsides have the rotating mechanism that generates electricity on each endas their only common connection. 2- In the system of claim 1, the sizeof the chambers and their height are based on the amount of power orelectricity needed which in turn is based on the size of the moving andcirculating bodies or objects which is designed for their density,volume, mass or weight and the amount of liquid they will displace whereall the chambers and bodies or objects are constructed out of durablenon-corrosive materials. 3- In the system of claim 1, the buoyant,spherical bodies are specifically designed for weight and for buoyancyby using the right materials and having the proper proportions of volumeand mass to attain the desired power. 4- In the system of claim 1,chamber “1” designated as the top chamber is used for the passage ofmainly buoyant, spherical, solid bodies of any size by rolling down anincline and down into a long tube. 5- In the system of claim 1, thetimed drop of buoyant spherical bodies down into the tube of chamber 1onto levers or handles one after another will cause them to rotate whichwill in turn activate a alternator to produce electricity. 6- In thesystem of claim 1, a rolling incline with tension clips provide thebuoyant, spherical, mostly solid bodies a timed drop in coordinationwith the rotating mechanism below. 7- In the system of claim 1, havingthe proper distance between the point of falling over the edge of thebody or object from the top platform and the height of the rotatingmechanism, handle or lever receiving it's impact in the tube below, allin chamber 1 will create a more forceful impact using the accelerationof gravity but also a smoother, consistent spin of the shaft which isattached to the alternator for maximum efficiency. 8- In the system ofclaim 1, for further prevention of jamming between the bodies and themechanism receiving the impact, the mechanisms or levers or handles arespaced for maximum efficiency. 9- In the system of claim 1, the gearboxnext to the generator is designed for less revolutions per minute toavoid and to prevent jams between bodies or objects and the receivingmechanism or levers. 10- In the system of claim 1, the speciallydesigned bodies having the proper proportions of volume and mass forbuoyancy continue on to fall to the bottom through an open door into thewater in chamber 2 where the distance from the release of the body fromthe holding mechanism(handles or levers) and the level of the water inChamber 2 is high enough to cause the body when dropped to submerge lowenough below the top diverter panel and bounce off the durable sidediverter panel to deflect towards Chamber
 3. 11- In the system of claim1, the same bodies one after another will drop thru Chamber 1 intoChamber 2 by means of a standard, sensor induced, electrically actuatedentry door. 12- In the system of claim 1, after the deflection from theside diverter panel, the bodies continue to rise by their buoyancyguided towards the doorway in the attached Chamber 3 by another upwardlysloping top deflection panel. 13- In the system of claim 1, the top andside diverter is designed and adjusted for providing the maximum anglefor divergence. 14- In the system of claim 1, a sensor activated inletvalve in Chamber 1 for a compressor arranged to inject compressed gas orair into this chamber creating an equal balance to pressure the water inchamber 2 and 3 to remain at the same high level in case failure of thedoors in Chamber 2 causes the water levels in Chamber 2 and 3 to descendback up into chamber
 1. (see claim 20) 15- In the system of claim 1,once the spherical objects are inside Chamber 2, one standard, sensorinduced, electrically actuated door will close behind them while anotherexact type door will open in front on the attached chamber 3 combiningthe two bodies of water. The closed door between chamber 1 and 2 willact as a stop to prevent the descent of the water into chamber 1 and theequalization of the water level. 16- In the system of claim 1, as thebodies or objects rise guided by the top diverter panel to pass throughthe door opening into Chamber 3 taking advantage of the composition ofthe liquid and it's buoyancy to defy gravity and float back up throughChamber 3, they will rise to the top up through the tube driving,forcing or pushing levers or handles one after another causing them torotate which in turn activates an alternator by a shaft to produceelectricity similar to the same mechanism or levers in chamber
 1. Therotating levers or handles may be eliminated when the bodies float backup if the efficiency results are inadequate giving way to a clear andopen tube or chamber with only water for buoyancy. (see claim 5) 17- Inthe system of claim 1, the spherical buoyant bodies will rise to the topof Chamber 3, jump up above the water level to be diverted by a topdiverter panel similar to the one at the top of Chamber 2 onto theholding platform to roll towards the opposite edge to start the processall over again by dropping down the tube in Chamber
 1. The waterprovides a certain lift velocity despite the drag that is created fromthe lift at the top when bodies jump out of the liquid into the startingholding chamber at the top of Chamber 3 where the bounce or buoyancyabove the liquid can be adjusted by the bodies volume or mass creating asize that has a very low percentage of submergence. (see claim 2) Thisis designed in coordination with the height necessary to drop the bodiesafter the release from the rotating mechanism or handles into the liquidor water in chamber 2 at a velocity in which it would submerge anddivert towards chamber
 3. 18- In the system of claim 1, a hydraulicpunch will also be available on the side at the top of Chamber 3 to pushbodies or objects onto the holding platform in Chamber 3 if there is anyinstance where bodies are unable to make the jump high enough to bounceoff the diverter onto the platform. 19- In the system of claim 1, incase of the objects failure to drop below the top diverter panel inchamber 2, a drain and water pump will act to release water to lower thebuoyant spherical objects below the top sloping diverter and after toraise the water level to cause the buoyant objects to rise towards thedoor on Chamber 3 using the top diverter panel as a guide. 20- In thesystem of claim 1, in case of the failure of the bodies to jump out ofthe water, the top of Chamber 3 will have a standby door to permit thechamber to be filled with water from it's connection to the local waterutility forcing the bodies to rise towards the wall above the standbydoor separating Chamber 3 and 1 using a sloping diverter panel similarto the one in the bottom Chamber
 2. Once the bodies or objects havefilled into the top of Chamber 3, the water will drain into a storagechamber below causing the bodies to descend and roll down the holdingplatform when the standard, sensor induced, electrically actuated entrydoor between Chamber 3 and 1 is opened all adding to the efficientfunctioning of the process. 21- In the system of claim 1, in case ifthere is a malfunction of the two doors in chamber 2, two standbystandard, sensor induced, electrically actuated entry doors at the topof Chamber 1 will also be available to open and close and act as atransfer chamber when air compression is used to prevent theequalization of the water level in the whole system and to eliminate theneed for a door in the beginning of chamber
 2. Air compression inchamber 1 can be used to maintain high water level in chamber 3 andprevent water from sinking and entering chamber 2 as long as the wholesystem is sealed. 22- In the system of claim 1, once the liquid or wateris at the desired level at the top on the edge of the platform ofChamber 3, if there is a malfunction in the opening and closing of thetwo doors in the transfer chamber 2 in the bottom or they are determinedto be inefficient, there are two standby doors in the top chamber 1 tocreate a vacuum in Chamber 3 to hold the water at the high level in thischamber and to create another transfer chamber for the passage of thebodies at the top without effecting the change in water levels (thevacuum will also reduce the amount of energy required to open and closethe doors in the transfer chamber) all adding to the efficientfunctioning of the process. Again the water must be from the top ofchamber 3 to the bottom of chamber 3 and 2 creating a bend to make thevacuum work and prevent the water from sinking. This system may bedetermined to be more efficient and therefore become the main method ofoperations. 23- In the system of claim 1, to continue the processwithout disruptions of electricity production, another exact design andsetup with chambers and components is attached to the side of thismechanism side by side where when the spherical bodies are rolling downslowly on top in chamber 1 dropping to the transfer chamber (chamber 2)in the bottom on side A, bodies in the attached setup are floating upfrom chamber 2 to the top and filling the top chambers on the other sideB. Both sides have the rotating mechanism that generates electricity oneach end as their only common connection. 24- In the system of claim 1,some of the electricity generated in this system will be used to operatethe entry and exit doors including sensors in Chambers 1, 2, 3, the airor gas inlet means for more compressed air or gas in Chamber 1 ifnecessary, the liquid inlet means for more water in Chambers 2, 3 ifnecessary, the punch in Chamber 3 if necessary and the gas or aircompression inlet means in the newly created transfer chamber at the topin Chamber 1 if necessary. 25- In the system of claim 1, the electricityproduced will be stored in batteries or connected to the grid dependingon the efficiency of the invention.